Guggenheim Investments Launches Two Active Fixed-Income ETFs Built for Income

Guggenheim Investments, a global asset manager overseeing $362 billion in assets, introduced two actively managed fixed-income ETFs on June 15, 2026. The Guggenheim Securitized Income ETF (NYSE: GISC) focuses on securitized debt markets, including asset-backed securities and middle-market CLOs, with at least 80% allocated to these investments. It targets attractive income and total returns while minimizing exposure to consumer credit cycles through structural protections like contractual cash flows. The second ETF, Guggenheim Ultra Short Income ETF (NYSE: GCSH), employs a multi-sector approach in the short-duration sector, diversifying across structured and corporate credit. It prioritizes relatively attractive yields while maintaining a higher-quality bias, leveraging Guggenheim’s credit expertise to identify niche opportunities. Both ETFs extend Guggenheim’s institutional fixed-income strategies—previously limited to large investors—to a broader audience, including advisors and individual investors. The move aligns with growing demand for differentiated income sources in a shifting market environment. Dina DiLorenzo, President and Head of Guggenheim Investments, stated the launch reflects the company’s commitment to innovation, positioning it for growth in the fast-expanding ETF segment. The funds will be managed by Guggenheim’s experienced portfolio teams, drawing on established fixed-income strategies. Guggenheim’s existing mutual funds and institutional vehicles now include these ETFs, reinforcing its diversified approach to fixed-income investing. The company emphasizes rigorous research and specialized analysis to deliver long-term results in complex, underfollowed markets.